Find Night Nanny Jobs Near Forest, ON

Im giving birth at Wetaskiwin Hospital. Im 37 weeks today. I also have a 5 yr old daughter and a 3 yr old son.

Provider must be a Registered Nurse and be able to provide receipts for insurance purposes. We are looking for a night nurse to help care for our newborn during the evening. Ideally a schedule could look something like 2-3 days/week for 4 weeks depending on cost we can adjust this. 10pm-6am. We ideally would like to breastfeeding or potentially combo feed so nervous as to how to still do this and get the most sleep. Help with cleaning bottles, parts etc.. as needed. Help with laundry and cooking would be nice but not needed if cost if too high.

Help at night, experienced , feeding baby at night, changing baby at night

Hospital No birth plan Minimum amount , if im healthy I will go back to work soon as I can 0 support

We plan to give birth at home. We are looking for a night nanny for night support. This will be my 3rd baby and due end of August of 2026.

Hello, Red Deer hospital is where I will be giving birth. As of right now natural birth is the plan. This is our first baby and we couldn’t be more excited ! I’m 39 and my hubby is 41. My hubby owns a successful extremely busy oilfield company so looking for a little help from someone we connect with and trust. Thank you

Night support, I’m looking into options for my friend. I’m not sure her birth plan or budget at this time.

Help managing nights with newborn, changing diapers, light house cleaning

Newborn night nurse , part time 4 days a week help with my healing and recovery after birth , delivery at flagstaff medical center and help with postpartum care

Heart surgery baby Special needs Sleep help Baby had heart surgery and needs care at night and needs a trained nurse

Plan on giving birth at St. Luke’s Boise. We already have a current 10 month old, will be 17 months old by the time the second baby comes. My husband works very early in the morning to very late at night. Would love if someone could help with the newborn during the night if possible

1. CPR certified and thoroughly experienced Night nanny for 1 Night per week. 2. Geo, 23 days old, bottle fed breast milk. 3. No additional duties. 4. Budget can be discussed.

1. Provider needs to be a newborn care specialist, they need to be certified in cpr and first aid. 2. Our granddaughter is 5 weeks old. She is formula fed. 3. We do not need any extra duties, just a caregiver for the baby. 4. Our estimated budget is $500 for 2-3 nights a week

Flexible night care for night when husband a firefighter is working 24 - 48 hours and mom is home with 3 month old and 29 month old

Hi - happy thanksgiving!! My name is Jessica and I am looking for overnight newborn support for my 4-month-old from December 3–14 in Desert Mountain (North Scottsdale). I am hoping to find someone experienced with gentle sleep shaping or sleep training for this age. We are looking for 8–10 hour nights during that full date range. My baby is 4 months old, healthy, and takes bottles. We are open to your preferred schedule and rate. Do you have anyone available for those dates, or a cancellation list we could join? I would love to connect as soon as possible. Thank you for the consideration. and hope you have a relaxing holiday.

Helping us with nights and lactation with our newborn.

just help with overnight care. my husband can only stay home for a week so I won't have help and I have another baby in the home so I want to be able to give them both my full effort during the day. I plan to give birth and banner ironwood hospital . I've never had a doula or over night nurse so I'm not really sure on budget. and I don't really have a birth plan

Need help with cleaning, cooking and taking care of me so I can heal

I will be giving birth at a local hospital and planning for a vaginal delivery with epidural and I expect postpartum care and healing will be a big hurdle to overcome while caring for the newborn. We're not committed to a budget at this stage but standard rates recommend~$30-$40 per hour (8=10 hours per night shift - 10pm-7am) with the most critical days/weeks being those first 6 weeks. We would expect needing an NCS for 5 nights a week to support and educate us first time parents on feedings, sleep schedules etc and would re-evaluate if continued support is needed.

Needing a night nurse for awhile to adjust to a new schedule with a 4 month old and almost 2 year old so I can sleep